dev-browser

You can automate browser interactions with persistent page state by writing small, single-purpose scripts that navigate, click, fill forms, or take screenshots. These scripts compose into multi-step workflows without losing context between runs.

To start automating web testing and form filling, launch the local server using the provided shell script. Once the server is running, you can write and execute focused scripts to perform targeted browser actions against your target websites.

Yes, you can connect to a live browser session using the extension mode. The tool supports both standalone mode for controlling local sessions and extension mode for interacting with an already active browser window.

The best way to structure complex web scraping and UI verification workflows is to enforce small, focused scripts that perform a single action. You then incrementally compose these individual scripts into larger, multi-step tasks.

No external dependencies are required to run headless browser automation scripts. You only need to launch the included local server before writing and executing your small, single-purpose browser interaction scripts.

Scripts lose context when page state is not explicitly managed. This tool solves the problem by preserving page state across script executions, allowing you to build complex workflows incrementally without losing the current session.